Geohashes for my photos 0 ▲ kiko.io 5 hours ago · Tech · hide · 0 comments Almost all my photos contain the coordinates of where the shot was taken in the EXIF metadata of the respective file. For this purpose, my Android smartphone has a built-in GPS receiver, and I equipped my Nikon D500 with a Dawntech di-GPS Eco ProFessional 2 a couple of years ago, although I sometimes forget to switch the thing on and then have to add the location later manually in Lightroom. Whenever I publish a photo, I always do it first on this website and deliberately include the coordinates (latitude, longitude) of the shot, which are even displayed on a world map on the dedicated photo page: Sharing photos – which I usually do from my smartphone – has recently become more difficult for me thanks to Google, because not only is the photo picker introduced into Android a few months ago absolute rubbish, but Android also actively removes the GPS coordinates when a photo is uploaded, ‘for privacy reasons’! I can understand that, as there are plenty of morons who thoughtlessly reveal… No comments yet. Log in to reply on the Fediverse. Comments will appear here.